Sarah Malcolm

Birth1843 - Hamilton or Hawelter, Lanarkshire, Scotland (see Description

Death24 Feb 1919 - Bombank Terrace) Broxburn, West Lothian, Scotland (see Description

MotherCatherine Catherane Kate Davidson

FatherJohn Malcolm

Born in Hamilton or Hawelter, Lanarkshire, Scotland (see Description on 1843 to John Malcolm and Catherine Catherane Kate Davidson. Sarah Malcolm married James Mclean and had 11 children. She passed away on 24 Feb 1919 in Bombank Terrace) Broxburn, West Lothian, Scotland (see Description.

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Parents

John Malcolm
1820 - 1857

Catherine Catherane Kate Davidson
1817 - 1891

Spouse(s)

James Mclean
1838 - 1914

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Catherine Davidson Mclean
1865 - 1904

Daniel Mclean
1863 - 1930

Sarah Mclean
1868 - 1953

James Mclean
1871 - Unknown

Robert Drysdale Mclean
1872 - 1957

John Mclean
1877 - 1960

George Mclean
1883 - Unknown

Marrion Mclean
1879 - 1950

Jessie Neil Mclean Mc Lean
1874 - 1955

Annie Bella Mclean
1884 - Unknown

Malcolm Mclean
1880 - 1880

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